Ā The British Virgin Islands
Discover Caribbean Bliss on a British Virgin Islands Superyacht Charter
There is something irresistible about the British Virgin Islands, where one beautiful island leads effortlessly to the next. With more than 60 islands and cays to discover, each just a short sail from the next, the BVIs are perfectly suited to exploring by yacht. Discover the green hills and lively shores of Tortola, the striking granite boulders of Virgin Gorda and the laid-back beach bars of Jost Van Dyke. Beyond the larger islands, smaller cays and beautiful bays offer even more to discover, with days spent sailing and snorkelling as you experience the character of each island.
Winter is a wonderful time to experience the BVIs, when the Caribbean is at its most inviting. From December to April, long sunny days make this the most popular time to visit, with ideal conditions for hopping between the islands and plenty going on both on the water and ashore. May and June offer a change of pace, when fewer visitors make for a more relaxed experience and a chance to enjoy a quieter side of the BVIs.
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Select a Point on the Map to Discover Each Destination
Tortola is the largest of the British Virgin Islands, known for its white-sand beaches, and turquoise waters. With its Caribbean charm and beautiful natural surroundings, the island has an easygoing atmosphere that feels effortlessly inviting.
Norman Island is surrounded by brilliant blue waters and dramatic scenery, and is said to have inspired Robert Louis Stevensonās Treasure Island. Its intriguing caves and rich marine life give the island a wonderful sense of adventure and discovery.
Peter Island is known for the beautiful shores of Deadmanās Bay and the calm waters of Sprat Bay, while neighbouring Salt Island has a fascinating maritime history and a wonderfully untouched feel. Together, they offer a quieter glimpse of the British Virgin Islands.
Jost Van Dyke is a small island with a big personality, shaped by its long history and strong connection to the sea. Great Harbour is at the centre of island life, while its beaches and natural sea pools give Jost Van Dyke its distinctive character.
Virgin Gorda is best known for The Baths, where enormous granite boulders create a maze of turquoise pools, hidden grottoes and pathways leading through to the sea. This remarkable landscape has become one of the most recognisable sights in the British Virgin Islands.
Anegada is known for the flocks of pink flamingos that gather around its salt ponds, one of the islandās most memorable sights. Its clear waters and coral reefs are perfect for snorkelling, with historic shipwrecks adding to what lies beneath the surface.
Guana Island spans 850 acres, much of it covered in tropical forest, with walking trails offering beautiful views across the Caribbean. Along the coast, white-sand beaches meet clear turquoise waters, giving the island a peaceful, natural feel.
Experience the British Virgin Islands by Superyacht with Yomira
There is much more to discover in the BVIs beyond its best-known shores. Just off Norman Island, four rocky pinnacles known as The Indians rise from the water, surrounded by coral reefs that make this a favourite spot for diving and snorkelling. Spend an afternoon at Little Dix Bay on Virgin Gorda or head north to Anegada for freshly caught lobster at the renowned Anegada Beach Club Restaurant. Yomira knows which experiences are worth building a day around and how to bring them together naturally, creating an itinerary that makes the most of your time in the BVIs.
